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4,524 PointsWhen does a vertical margin collapse?
When does a vertical margin collapse?
I couldn't answer this question nor do I know where in the course was the answer located.
Anybody with an explanation, please help me!
Thank you
2 Answers
james south
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 33,271 Pointsthey collapse when there is no border, padding or content area interrupting two touching margins. the smaller margin will collapse and the only margin present will be the larger of the two.
chrisgoodell
4,541 PointsSimplified answer: When two margins touch the smaller margin collapses and only the larger of the two serves as the margin